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Mark Tully: My Unending Journey
Through India
Travel about the subcontinent and you
will find a land of opposites
constantly seeking a middle way.
Promise Of A Floral Bash
In a couple of decades or more from
now, the City will have a foliage
cover of trees, which will not require
a lot of space to grow, unlike the
existing raintrees and ficus trees,
planted on the sides of the roads.
An Ever-Soothing Paradise Isle
G Brindha visits Malpe in South Canara
which is ideal if you are in the mood
for sun, sand and seafood.
Scotland: Mystery Is In The Air
Walk down cobbled paths that lead to
castles, explore hills, and shop for a
Nessie of your own... all in Scotland,
writes Rashmi Vasudeva.
Adrift In Coconut Island
My wife Gauri (Pradhan) and I had been
desperately looking for an escape from
our hectic schedules and took a
friend’s suggestion to visit Koh
Samui.
Go Wild In Dooars’ Jungles
Jungles have always had an air of
mystery and adventure for travellers.
Most Indian jungles have been
well-explored.
Deals
Chennai’s East Coast Road (ECR) has a
long list of resorts, ranging from
little-known bungalows by the sea to
upmarket unwind centres like Taj
Holidays’ Fisherman’s Cove.
Waking Up With The Birds
The only barrier between me and the
tuskless rogue is the languid river.
Night At The Museum
I slept with a giant squid. And not
just any squid, but one with hard eyes
and a mean streak.
Abacus Launches Abacus Smartprice In
Indian Market
Abacus International has announced the
launch of its new product for the
Indian market called Abacus SmartPrice,
which is regarded to be a new airfare
pricing system that claims to boost
agents competency.
Treasure Tours & Travels To Tap
Medical Tourism Segment
In a bid to tap the immense potential
of medical tourism in India, which is
pegged to hit a whopping Rs 10,000
crore by 2012 according to a recent
CII study, Treasure Tours & Travels is
firming up plans to offer integrated
medical tourism services.
Enit Declares India As ‘Focus Country’
For 2007
India has been declared as the `focus country’ by ENIT
(the Italian State Tourist Board in
India) for the year and has planned a
series of initiatives to promote and
market the destination in India.
Get High On Belgian Beer
A woman shoots out of a bar, wearing a
bikini, fur boots and a gorilla mask.
"Bloody
Camden,"
our Welsh-Sindhi, all-arty-cousin
London
guide hisses as he walks us through
that wild, very intimidating bit of
London.
Green Turning Grey
With each passing day,
Bangalore
is becoming more and more grey. What
once used to be the pensioner’s
paradise is metamorphosing into a
corporate jungle. Arun Prasad looks
into what went wrong.
Sir Mark Tully
The World Economic Forum recently
assessed the competitiveness of the
travel and tourism industries in
different countries.
In Search Of The Nilgiri Langur
Where you can enjoy a date with
Nature, says SUDHISH KAMATH .
A Palace For A Price
The
Chittoor Palace
has been restored and converted into a
fine home stay for leisure seekers.
Dance Of The Peacocks
A trek in the Anaikatty forest is a
great way to get up close and personal
with Nature.
Glorious Past, A Grander Future
The renovation of the
Hill
Palace complex will now be possible
with funds allotted by the State
government, says K. PRADEEP
A Weekend Break
A new beach resort in Mahabalipuram
offers attractive packages this
summer.
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary
The first place that comes to mind
when you mention bird sanctuary is
Vedanthangal.
Deal Of The Week
InterContinental The Grand
Goa Resort, InterContinental The
Grand Palace Srinagar, The Grand Laxmi
Vilas Palace Udaipur and The Grand
Temple View Khajuraho.
Palace Treasures
The magnificent
Hill Palace
is a veritable treasure trove of
curiosities. There are about seventeen
major categories of antique exhibits
in the galleries.
Colours Of Life
Dheeraj Paul's photographs go beyond
the predictable.
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